In celebration of the upcoming re-launch of Life Engineering, I wanted to share the motivational image above. Strength and perspective come when you climb life’s mountains instead of avoiding them.
We must make a fundamental change to how we view ourselves—not as the product of our past, but for the potential of our future. Watch Rusty Lindquist use his personal story to introduce a foundational aspect of Escape Velocity at TEDx.
The funny, but insightful story about how we tend to destroy what is most precious to us. A video from an international speech competition.
The poem Invictus teaches us that we can’t control the cards life deals us, but we can control what we do with those cards. We are the masters of our fate, we are the captains of our soul.
You remember the Mayflower, but what about Speedwell? On August 5th, 1620, the Pilgrims set out for America on two ships, the Speedwell and the
Service Ride Control The dashboard on my Yukon Denali XL (XL stands for extra long—to fit my six kids) has been displaying the message “Service
The pursuit of mastery and the mastery asymptote Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, in his poem “A psalm of life” (here), wrote the following: Not enjoyment, and
Life Engineering is dedicated to helping individuals, leaders, and organizations achieve excellence. Through science-backed methodology, we provide the A.I. Driven Ecosystem and training to move beyond where you’ve been, to go farther than you thought you could, and to achieve excellence in Life.
